Lovecraft Country - Let's Play Book of Hours Episode 57: Dead of Winter

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The Curia retrieves a forbidden tome from the Dreaming, dissects a magic feather, and unearths a millennia-old, undead, computing crucible.
Not the usual library archival system, but it will do.
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@necro819 14 дней назад

My take on whether to wish for a natural rebirth of the Sun through the Second Dawn or risk creating our our Sun through mastery of steel, my answer would be both. Let the Sun be reborn, then create our own, nature and artifice work surprisingly well together. In addition, having two Suns would mean that one could be kept safe in case the other fails for some reason.

@FantasticWorlds 12 дней назад

So an artificial sun as an off-line backup or keeping two suns in the sky ala Tatooine?

@necro819 12 дней назад

@@FantasticWorlds An off-line backup, having two suns will never be good for most living beings. If the natural sun begins to die, then we'd have something to hopeful stave off our end long enough to either find a solution or make amends with our inevitable doom. Also, the Catacombs' description about the "Bear-Kings" and "Wolf-Kings" are likely about the Celtic and Roman settlers in the British Isles, the Bear-Kings being the Celtic settlers given that there are theories that King Arthur was based on the Gaulish bear god Artos; and the Wolf-Kings are referring to the Roman settlers, since Romulus and his brother were raised by a female wolf in legend.

@FantasticWorlds 12 дней назад

That's quite possible. We know the Romans were involved in British places of power due the Forgotten Mithraeum Vault in Cultist Simulator's City aka London. As the wiki states: "A Mithraeum was a grove employed in the Roman Empire by cultists of Mithras, an imported Persian god sometimes equated with Sol Invictus - The Unconquered Sun." In short it was a secret temple where blood offering were made to the then unwounded Sun. The Catacombs also reference this as catacombs are a Roman invention, or more accurately in Latin: catacumbas. Also, the idea of a mechanical backup to the Sun reminds me of the 2007 film "Sunshine" where astronauts pilot a device on a suicide mission to restart a dying sun in what might be considered cosmic horror lite...where the Sun is the horror. :)

@necro819 11 дней назад

@@FantasticWorlds Well, the sun is a screaming ball of rage that blindly lashes out while the corpses of it's stillborn children float around it.

@dasaggropop1244 14 дней назад

THE SUN THE SUN THE SUN THE SUN THE SUN THE SUN THE SUN

@FantasticWorlds 12 дней назад

I think you have a Fascination trap active. Be sure to get a Fleeting Remembrance or Dread card soon!

@Varrizwatches 13 дней назад

Will you do a guided letsplay now that you seem familiar with the game? I learned so much of Cultist Simulator playing along your guided letsplay of it.

@FantasticWorlds 12 дней назад

Probably, but I might do a DLC enabled run first. I may combine the two if I can.